While an EIN (Employer Identification Number) isn’t required the moment you form your business, you’ll likely need one soon—especially if you’re planning to set things up the right way from the start. An EIN is essential for opening a business bank account, hiring employees, and keeping your personal and business finances separate.
Need an EIN for your business? We make it fast and hassle-free. Whether you're opening a bank account, hiring employees, or just getting your paperwork in order, we’ll get your EIN from the IRS—usually within 24 hours. Unlike DIY filing or confusing government forms, we handle everything for you, double-check it for accuracy, and make sure it’s tied to your entity the right way. No delays. No guesswork. Just one less thing to worry about.
If you’re a non-U.S. resident or foreign-owned business, getting an EIN can be especially tricky—especially if you don’t have a Social Security Number or U.S. address. We specialize in working with international founders and know exactly how to submit your application to avoid IRS delays. Our team double-checks everything, submits the right documentation, and can even help you understand what to expect once you receive your number. We make it easy to get an EIN, no matter where you're located.
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EIN stands for Employer Identification Number. Issued by the U.S. Federal Government, an EIN is a nine-digit number that is unique to your business. Like your social security number uniquely identifies you, your EIN uniquely identifies your business. You can apply for an EIN on the IRS website or you can let LLC Attorney can handle that for you!
When you start a business and form your LLC (or corporation), you'll most likely want to create an EIN because it facilitates many of the other parts of running a business.
You need an EIN to:
Having an EIN makes it possible to get approved for a business bank account, and a business bank account can help separate your personal and business finances—an important step in protecting your liability shield and staying organized. Many business owners get one early on so they can start off on the right foot and avoid delays when setting up essential services.
Yes, a non-resident can get an EIN—and it's often required if you're starting a U.S. business or need to open a U.S. bank account.
Who can apply for an EIN:
You don’t need a Social Security Number (SSN), Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), or U.S. citizenship to apply.
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